Cidades inteligentes e natureza histórica: superação de uma visão antropocêntrica
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cidades inteligentes, ecologia-mundo, natureza histórica, capitaloceno, antropocenoResumo
O presente artigo teórico apresenta as principais definições de cidades inteligentes, como estas retratam a natureza e com quais objetivos as soluções tecnológicas estão sendo implementadas no campo da sustentabilidade. Dessa forma, o objetivo do artigo é traçar um diálogo inicial entre a forma como a natureza é retratada nas cidades inteligentes e as teorias de ecologia-mundo e capitaloceno de Jason W. Moore, superando, assim, o discurso antropocêntrico identificado nos artigos analisados sobre cidades inteligentes e sustentabilidade.
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